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Research student profiles
The department is also establishing a vibrant graduate research culture with doctoral students working on a range of PhD topics.
- Ayu Abu Bakar: Malaysian Cinema: Comedy and National Identity
- James Ballands: Terence Davies and British Cinema
- Anya Benson: Japanese Children's Cinema
- Amy Bethel: Film Exhibition 1896/7
- Clare Brennan: Kinematographics / framing movement
- Jonathan Carr: PhD in Creative Practice - Film
- Hannah Davies: Creative Practice – Playwriting
- Mark France: Shakespeare in Performance
- Annecy Hayes: Contemporary Political Theatre
- Morven Hamilton: Theatre, Film and Television by creative practice
- Neil Hillman: Creative Practice – Sound Design
- Oliver Jones: Performances and Buildings (co-supervised with Archaeology)
- Doug Kern: American Plays on Race from the 1960s
- Mariana López: Hearing the York Cycle: Acoustics, Staging and Performance.
- Christos Manolas: 3D sound design: an investigation of the role of multi-track in the 3-dimensional cinematic environment
- Francesca Middleton: Surrealism in British Film
- Matthew Midgley
- Bruce Robertson
- Mark Smith: Physical Theatre
- Emma Sutton: Class, subculture and gender politics in the films of Shane Meadows
- Emily Torricelli: Scottish Cinema and National Identity
- Nathan Townsend: Working Title Films – A Case Study in Transnational British Cinema
- Ramida Vijitphan: Remake Culture in Thai Media
- Verena von Eicken: A Generation of Actresses in Contemporary German Cinema
- Martin Zeller: TV Drama and Endings
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The Department of Theatre, Film and Television has proved to be the ideal setting in which to explore and discuss my PhD subject area, and to develop my academic skills in research and teaching more generally. Assisted greatly by the advice and encouragement of the department staff, I was awarded full AHRC funding for my PhD, and have written and presented two conference papers alongside my PhD research in my first year.
Chris Hogg, PhD, Television